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Zelda’s CD-i games weren’t included in Hyrule Historia. There’s a reason for that: they’re not part of the franchises’s canon.

Also worth considering is that Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma wasn’t even sure what was being referred to when MTV Multiplayer brought up the CD-i abominations. Ultimately though, he said, “I don’t know that those really fit in the ‘Zelda’ franchise.”

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Aside from a mainline console game, one of the more reoccurring requests from Pokemon fans is to see the series taken into the MMO space. Wouldn’t it be neat to see trainers all across the world train, battle, and trade in a connected online space?

Well, Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda isn’t entirely sold on the idea. Speaking with GamesBeat, Masuda said the following when asked if a Pokemon MMO has been discussed and why this type of game hasn’t been explored:

“Of course, we hear all the opinions we get from our fans about an MMORPG. But right now, we’re still unsure whether this core gameplay at the center of Pokémon – catching the Pokémon and raising them – would really translate well or really match the MMORPG format. Right now we think the best way for the widest possible audience to enjoy the games is the way we develop them now.”

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Puyo Puyo Tetris is on display at SEGA’s TGS 2013 booth for the first time. Details from the game’s playable demo, courtesy of Destructoid, can be found below.

– Has a motion control scheme on Wii U
– First choose a character
– Then you’re asked if you’d like to play Puyo or Tetris
– In a classic competitive match, the other game you did not choose ends up being your opponent’s game
– If you choose Puyo, you can set up combos and match colors to send obstacle lines to the computer opponent’s Tetris board
– Computer’s line clears send random blocks
– Swap mode: games changing for each player in a given time
– 4-player mode also included
– Can also play Tetris vs. Tetris or Puyo Puyo vs. Puyo Puyo

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2DS trademarked in Japan

Posted on 10 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, News | 0 comments

The 2DS may be heading to Japan after all. Nintendo recently registered a trademark for the system in the Japanese database, hinting at a release sometime in the future.

Nintendo previously said that the company doesn’t have plans to launch the 2DS in Japan. But that doesn’t mean things can’t change, right?

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Gaist Crusher trailer #3

Posted on 10 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos | 0 comments




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